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Sharp County record., 1887-02-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

PETER MACK, Hugh TranOr and James
Smith, Jr, were struck by train at Hyde
Park, Mass, on the d, and were instantly
killed
No TRACE had been found up to the ID
Of Charles Talbot, who stole Fanny Dav-
euport's diamonds At Memphis, Tenn,
The freight-handlers in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad depot at Jersey City, y. b.,
have Joined the strike
SEVEN masked men attempted TO rob
the post-offlce at Jersey City, v. j., on the
night Of the 1st, but the safe resisted all
their efforts TO open IT,
DURING q recent terrible storm at sea
one sailor was killed and eight others were
injured on the steamer Arizona, which ar
rived at New York on the d
Mr. j. q CHENEY, receiver Of the Lake
Ere & Western road, has released it to
Mr Geo t. Bradbury, general manager
under the new purchase.
Henry DOBRs. junior member Of the
commission firm Of Sails, McLeon & Co.,
Of Kansas City No is missing, az Is also
several thousand dollars Of the firms
money.
A FIRE, starting in the annex of the r.
ternational Hotel Helena. Mont, on the
d. destroyed four buildings Loss, s55
900: insurance about One-third The mer-
curry stood at forty degrees below zero.
One man, an artist, s thought TO have
been burned 70 death. Another man was
injured.
DURING fog in Cincinnati, on the ID,
the rear carriage Of a funeral procession
crossing the Bee Line track in the west
ern part Of the city was struck oy pass
ing engine and tl13 driver was seriously
[ injured. One horse was killed, put the
| occupants Of the carriage escaped.
I FIRE broke out in the steam Laundry con-
nected with the femsle department Of the
state Industrial Home at Rochester, N
I Y, on the morning Of the d, and spread
like wildfre throughout the building.
which is a fine structure four stories in
height. The inmates we're al rescued
safely The loss viii reach s6O, 900; no
[ insurance
THe factory Of The Fond du Lac wis. j
Furniture Company was burned on the
morning Of the d. Loss, s8O, 900 no insur-
ance Forty thousand dollars Of the loss
ia TO the company and 10000 personal TO
&. J. J. Meyers.
VINO Of the 5a!TaJion Army has
reached the Missouri capital.
IT ia said the pegs are set TO keep the
newly elected Senator from Indiana out Of
his seat.
LORD RANDOLPH CHCRCHmL has gone to
Algiers.
THE Ohio river at and above Cincinnati
was rising rapidly, on the 81, and great
damage was expected to result.
SWIFT MCNEIL fNational) was elected to
Parliament from South Donegal, Ireland,
on the 3D.
A GENUINE blizzard was raging in the
| Northwest on the Sd, and was travelling
eastward with wonderful rapiditv.
| Az immense ice gorge formed IN the
| Delaware river near Sharon. Pa. and the
lowlands IN the vicinity are submerged.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

Hov. GEORGE H. PEvDLgTov, United
States Minister to Germany. was among
the passengers on the steamer Saale from
Bremen. which arrived at New York on
the Both
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

A LARGE number Of fre-alarm telegraph
boxes were burned at Louisville, KY on
the 2d by the ire-alarm and electric-hght
wires coming in contact with each other.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

EIGHT HUNDRED troops embarked at
Naples on the ID for Massowah TO reinforce
the Italian army there. a second de-
tachment will be sent on the Ith.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

Two uvsUccRssvur attempts we're made
on the night Of the lst to wreck passenger
trains on the Louisville, Evansville q St
Louis railway
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

JONI y. KERvAN, a son Of ex-senator
Herman, Of New York, IS talked Of for a
place on the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

rRrGUAY has ISSUED decree Of banish-
ment against ex-President Santos.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

THE President has accepted section OF
the Oregon q California railroad, begin
ming at a point forty-hve miles south OF
Roseburg, Ore, and running south nun
drpd nilps
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

DAKOTA and Montana were visited on
the 29th by the worst blizzard known Tor
years. Trains in every direction were
either abandoned O." we're stuck fast IN
the snow
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

TIE sanitary condition Of Buenos Avres
is now reported good, cholera having dis
appeared from CordOva.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

THB Berlin correspondent Of the London
DGi1,, N57cs says he hears that the whole
German army is to be called out in sec
tions Of p, 900 men to be drilled in the use
Of the repeating rifle.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

THE President is said to object to the
Interstate Commerce bill by reason Of
uncertain phraseolOgy and the probable
effect Of the operation Of the long and
short haul and pooling sections.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

IT is announced at Ottawa, Ont, that
British war ships are to be sent to Cana
dian waters in the spring to aid the
Canadian authorities in enforcing the
fisheries regulations.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

NEVER think that you can MAKE w. /
great by making another less
HassqhdA
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

FCLEY 800 persons attended the serv-
ices commemorative Of General John A.
Logan At Grand Army Hall, Williamsburg
N. Y, on the evening Of the Both. The serv-
ices were held under the auspices Of
Mansfield Post, No 35, g. A. r. The hall
was appropriately decorated and the serv-
ices were impressive
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

AT fourteen minutes past eight O'Clock
on the night Of the 31st the little town Of
Wellborn, Tex, was shaken twice by
slight earthquake shocks, causing win
dows 10 rattle and houses to tremble.
This is the first earthquake shock ever
felt in that section.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

TIE British ship Kapunda which left
London December II for Fremantle, West
ern Australia with emigrants came into
collision near the coast Of Brazil, with an
unknown vessel, and was sunk Three
hundred Of those on board we're drowned
The remainder were saved and have ar
rived at Bahia
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

ALTHOUGH il was publicly announced
that Mrs Cleveland would not receive on
the lst. the word was passed around TO
her friends that she would be ''at home
to those who sent in their cards, and she
had quite reception, attended only by
personal acnuaintances
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

EVIDENCE is at hand that the retiring
Government Of the Province Of Ontario
has been run in the interest Of ring az
corrupt and unscrupulOus as was ever the
Tweed Ring in New York IN its palmiest
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

"BoBBY'' ADAMS, the Minneapolis post
Office robber, was sentenced at Chicago
to five years in the penitentiary on the
3lst by Judge BlOdgett, who also lined
him 500 and one-sixth the cost Of MS trial.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

IT is estimated that the public debt will
show decrease Of about 100000
since January l. The receipts dur
ing January were S9,7OO,OOO, being about
100000 more than the receipts for the
same month of last year The expendi-
lures for January, 1887, were s20,0OO,0O0,
being 100000 less than the expenditures
Tor January, 1885.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

ARCHBISHOP ELDER Of Cincinnati au-
thorizes the statement that the Catholic
church is in no way responsible for the
organization Of q theatrical company to
gather money to aid in paying the Purcell
debt nor does he in any manner sanction
any such scheme.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

THE jury in the case Of ex-Alderman
O'Neil. in New York, returned verdict
of guilty on the night Of the lst. Notion
will be made for new trial Meanwhile
O,Neil has been consigned to the Tombs
IN await sentence
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

TIE startling discovery was made on the
1st that the night clerk at the GayosO
Hotel, at Memphis, Tenn, young man
named Charles Talbot, aged twenty one
years, had robbed the hotel Office Of $50
in cash, and that he had also taken s35, 900
worth Of diamonds belonging to Miss
Fanny Davenport, the actress.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

ABOUT forty or fifty cattle-growers Of
the States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West
Virginia Kentucky, Tennesssee, Indiana
and Illinois met on the ID at the Grand
Hotel, Cincinnati, ond organized the Ohio
Valley Cattle Growers Association,
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

KrvG LEOPOLD Of Belgium will send
message TO Parliament on the necessity Of
making personal military service com
pulsory in Belgium and Of supplying the
means Of such a state Of defense for the
country as the present condition and the
future prospect Of continental affairs
make axnedient
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

THE following is a list Of Senator'S who
have announced their intention Of speak
ing on the 9th in eulogy Of Senarr
Logan Edmunds Evarts, Allison. Mand-
erson, Frye. Plumb, SpOoner, Hawley,
Cullom Stamford, Morgan, Cockreil
Hampton. Ransom and Blackburn,
Sharp County record., 1887-02-24

IT was stated last week that Mrs Cleve-
land would probably abandon her Tues
day and Thursday private receptions Of
personal friends This prediction has
been swiftly realized, az the announce
ment was made on the 31st that she will
not hereafter be at home on these days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
FOUND GUILTY or ORUELLY BEAIIHG MS OWN

f.rlss Es.ner who could Thursday after
h. trial hd gun before Jud, ersleeye DID not appear
veer lay when tae proceed lie il accused OF
cruelty beating his young son Alter consultation pe'"'o
Jnio Glider. eeye CLERK sparks, Assistant DsiT!c Alt'
new BEDFORD President o. mo Society Tor Tie lTe'h
,op Of Crne v 10 Children and ames McClcland Elners
counsel It was decided proceed with the trial Mt NC
lriand s,ii that that hal hs approval lie nfol
tho tr bouaver To arou The defendant Mr Bedford astei
for CONVICTION Of assault the second degree Jnge n.
charged thc jury ana after snort 1os,h' NV
returned with "A verdict guilty oil ahsaa IN te S'Oo"'
degree 800. -, -, ,h.D, q,
know had convicted had been irtguen,y
% y. al
Pleaded guilty u char[e oil cruelty betns one o. ny
"backcd" aud gagged one OF his sons ana Doa
with scvrta rlvsts inIDcddtu IN
The instruments torture preserved by the sccty
Mr. Elssners VIII pass Chfistnas day IN MI' Jerry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
RrcoRDrr svYTH PRArsEs M yURDy

Recorder ~myth AID Assistant District Attorney fnry
finished yesterday The Transaction o. an amount OF business
greater hal been disposed OF IN ay tr'e "ooK' IN
which the our of has been holi Inc
unnber Of cases disposed 2D7 AMI largo proportion
of hc., were trials Recorder ~myth Thanked tie Grand
Juror. aud The nrors for their attention 10 tho public
snl he aboni 10 adorn t' court whrn deputy
Assistant Dstr Purfy, address the Recorder
thanked HIM sntnsss which lie hal shown toward
him ana sathat he PROBABLY appeared before nina or tho
time public prosecutor a.
Recorder all that IN the Three Ye afs IN whin ~
pnr1v mad bcen Co rcr with Office Ae hal iOnnd hin
always prompt clrcfG sni especially able "a tho plc7sh't
focrS pGbir service N|hll
retirement. III hdi dOhe iarso
amount Of work and IN homicide cases esp eHy ha uoh'
important service lie wished MI Puidy success "l'l
II public office or IN private pracue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

The hca"ag IN ti- ar3cati1n o. ". Ham Yar'lfy, VITO
claims 10 Pc ~ au;r - tlr play In the latuon" aho
10 he proue a. NarE'3 by lrHrv T. Abbey. ior an in
junction SrNIu. NJ A1hv AMI SELMA Dbl iro ifcn PIE
s~nnc IT, wts = take &C. y,Ne ~ % tre court 81 Com
noa lias Chambers he for Iul.r Ou account
of cncr rl@ Of coul'c postponed un' Tues ar.
JOIN B. Ireland owner o: tho buiis.s winch az ito fiic
ia" cnn -t;uctol % ths metropolitan Elevated E&uroEi
w'rc known ~ Nos g. 81 aul - Amity--L tn'F west
Ihrlsl obtained verdict azaiuSi The metropolitan Com
Tanr or 900 cttely Toy damage % his property caused
~ ts Gii otto rIi TIH case w1s ted N the III
% Common i"s, 3c.O Ciof JE.cs Lrrenorc and ia y
Inc Iran fir -pcii pgpD'cs AMI uiull
b"n"lt Ia. b-c .uro;1,rt, The directors f'g the irst
yea" ii' fh-res " Hr AEON. Nllln A. Sfhln Will
iIai Nv '". \. l.a-o'u k,l.r inl ~ lam %. Bear
frr,itt 40 scli-'. &c 3! 10 -. whose husband.
Henri E'. IT, Sac, d hes jersey NV. yrstriF
"ttIc! 'cis ai u!aidfn on her 100 ry, N'i'i 80
4G7J
1-r5-s %. IS lan loie's am o'rrlr'. ur "f steal
SID 900" n'i Il Sfnfr- It an - crnnS
Asistint !' site, p'>ir CO t'rucv Dt mn II "nni
80 4al 81 - % tac Hcv "a STATUTE, '""
~eIns "snsprtry - ir'iGcr !asr o'11tnt'. WIZ ~
cons Ter wi 80 'iv 20 ; Tie 1-u were ht.t ~
Comm .s.Iatr SHEETS lor exam. ls-i'n toby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec 2l-cettoa dull Middlns lsrs'
Fonr was ,teat- Howard Street and Western Super.
nns 81 81 az a.. ira do 50 50 Family 10 - eUc
S5 CITY Null u ,erns 50 81 a. 81 Extra DO 90 - 81
90 Rls Banss 5J1t IS. PsaDsco Family % To- DC su.
porlavo T.. tent IS Whest-SOuthcrn nn ed vDoy.c:
40 Ambsr 81 593c Western arneE No inter ked
spo; s5i. s6c.: January 6s0s0 80: February sssS
s. &C Cora Southern White 33695c ioio. % q
A5c wss,srn frmes Mixed spot new 54 o. sc JHnusiy
81 .a55S.c nrn. southern - 63c western ME
IS eiJc Wesfrrn Mixed 36ajSc PenusyIy1nia ~ G3fc
IL d66c Hay quiet; Prime TO ,hoice West.
UOG - 90 lIOyist1Gs uIict Mess Eof~ -lo 10
I,rlkmeats S.oTlasrss AMI Clear RID Sizes packed
DC. 3acon--hsgliers S1s.c clsar RID >iies s1f.
Hams dl2'.c Lard re.usd S9c Butt nrm western
packed re Creamery - fic Eggs - !o iostoss
rteiiy, fetrOsEm -tc2dy- ennef &c. Cenoe
easier. Rio sarSoes ordinary To far IL. ls'.e sugar
vs,ssy Grmer at IL 1881 H. Freshts TO Lvcrpo1 per
steamer duI cotton Il 1924 T,ouI Is u. Gram 3sd.
a97j Wheat 1900 bash Cors 45sJO
Shipments Four lJ20o 10s saies Wheat +Oi 500 busb
sTn S2luO busL
BUFFNN. Dec 23-Wheat-NO Hard, nothing doing; SOC
as&ris No iari NoTthsrn Pacific market winter
Wheat hrncr Ma Rot Michigan soI at 50 Dc closing
stTop2 .; H.c No. White Mchgtn ssi at gee closlng a.
Sac; No = Rel soc 40 Amber S9c. Corn auist No:
IN store &c; 10 on track 6Sc Oats unsettled
ant lower; M. White 3S13sac. NO White 81 137 &c
no Mixed 49,. t6l2c Barrier aul but firm; No snada
o. 80 ~. M Canada sJd9Jc. No. Milwaukee 80
80. state 7je,jc. Mllsci steady and unchanged
Bran $40 10; sDrhg SO 2jc Hsceipts-M heat
700 tusa. Corn 10000 oats 2,.UOJ bush. Snip
CHICAGO. Dec 2J.fae leading intars, ranged as fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
THE CouGs ov APrHAL&

A'Hkrr Dec 2}-In -" ,ourt o. AppeGs TO-DAY ii' fo
low q &c ,,Ioas Nefr handed d1Nn:
Joan Lily lp Giant aG 10 N~wYors C'ntral AMI lind
scn RIVER i:air'si company. responded. Judgment IL
r,Ci v ir &, granite cosf. 10 aidc the event
Jllo, Greer sud oc-s. respondents. at tls Newh"rk
Central au. ia K road COMPANY. APPEL ant
Ni.l.Ii q. .' lIt. Of. 80. " t.Y mar an
Others .rtn ElSart n Ross. se.f"n 'rui. I"rn
H. ios trt. julia \. liNrl ppi~.i't {. hons
q. lnwf.~ rtstluIc.u. trie' Cav T~'pl' 'I asi
II. c, ~. Dueks.tf app- itnt Anne NJ. Lowe 31i
ts hs Long lslni E1iiot company.
appellant. IIts neut In.rrue with cOsts.
IIr g. isviRs -isr> N-re argued
NJ d. on'.rrr ans Of kroknk. Iowa rrsP'n p
cnt. lst "a " iul rhc0r amt o'h.r. app"'1a;t -up
ftei flr ...ffl.-rs
~ Gli Ant jf Horace Ci,nin IN ci.'r% a"2rinnt'
at. ts bro-kre iurn Cow sii ollie 20 citf
eErct- MAG lu '"r Rue 81 without costs.
=. lrI''Icr Il Wiag. splelA.f, 9 hmbGo-e :.
Fl"i. r-s''. !-.f lu .-.nrI. a'h mel ID. fri>u.f
rly. Frr g + =. fe,puuitnt aet The Metro
lss-cL
t't icfrr \ lIif"l snlr tu st iarCk l.cf n"li@
rc-:rH e. o. ia '-iIrii 4.iliu~ ~ .ri ,u :.
an "a p. l.stt I- i.c E'ru''ui h"iA FiH'i
ati t.r-a,'. a." 4 4i:old Com tiF. PstH"d
1850 .~f.l 'i tnm = l--- ur hril A. t- cap ~
i~g Jfaulfy Ii fo rfnr".t TX ftr~fu th' fr"-
et 'sir.-I. IUr'itrs. lAnafIf ans l1Wiff 49, "l "a
motion b. . H1t rs rl tltt Lc" 'aisn f w he
made bt.O Aay e.: Jnuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
rcnccs the financial world will take three days

rcnces the financial world will take three days
rest
The stock market to-day was less active than
yesterday, but 1t was more than usually active
for the day preceding the Christmas holidays.
For the first time in the memory OF old members
Of the Stock Exchange the day was devoted to
business and not to h0rsepay. The usual ante
Christmas festivities in the board-room were
omitted. because the last year has not been
pr sprrous one for brokers generally. And YET
without the usual contribution of Stock EXchang"
cxpendituros in that line the holiday trade Of
Newly orl is reported to be greater than ever De-
fore known. Al of depression that there Is III
the whole country is cent ed Mt the Stock TX
change. and the brokers are largely respo"Sio"
for that. They have gone ON for eIgOt or zen
months paying news agencies certain pric' ~
month 10 lay before their customers gossip an"
ALLEGED news If a character when mas NEN''
traders and spectators away from wan S,ie'u.
H. has not mattcrcl that many 81 their cheht>
have given the stun put before tE.m lIs' r,,,-
mate but il has had IFS effect. we quote "h''
We heard only two weeks ago;
Client TO brol,cr-lcs, | came down 10 puS -
shares Of stock. but after reading tnh' rot sII
won't do anything; know it all Is Il pi' ni'.',
lie. but don I Know how many Popc "i' S'9
to believe il GOod-day
Nevertheless. rs il has been pointed ont mere
already on two or three occasions some one h''
purchased all the real stock l"rc'u ny inI
daton by the decline in prices and also me severn
hundred thou,and shares OF short STOCKS w
sa J'','' Of Which have made the lower prices SO
that today all the anxiety TO liquldatc before 'is
three holidays was on the part Of the snort ,
Tvcrrthnr was strong from opening 70 eros,
h ro,.cr tbcre WIS any activity the prices mace
material Gains and at the end were practie""y
firm nj the best figures ,,.,,.,>, s-rpc~c,
AND RAILROAD BON ~ - t'oNo
There were ira ions III "oNFr'ili, a ner
cent for the Is and les. Annexed are '"'
CLOSING uuofatiOuS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

a.tyRsroy Dec % Gotten steady Iiidlng 20;
- NIidling gLs. Osei Ordinary y, net AMI gross
rrcrp's 6D7 bale. exports coAsiwse 19fI bales st'es
WrkyNet receipts 90 lales gross receipts Io AZ
hale. exports tie Continent oo9 b"c' eApVIts QUASI
MA. ) $50 bales. sales SOL balos .., .,
N,utoIk Dec - { sttOa FtrMs Aulllhg lni aue
.~pf. 4 tsvhsas exports TO Great Britain. lrjO
tss exrorts csAsu.se, 1913 bales sales l41J O.es
W,ekiTNei and gross receipts 2OO92 bales, sIpor' 10
Great Britain 1864 bales exports ooast"'e JUL oAe'
s1yAyxAn Doc. 23-Cott)n-Quict; hddling, ~
~ NiIIung 81. Good Ordinary So net receipts to-o
bales. gross receipts asa bales exports 10 Di-Si br's
. tiO bales; exports cOastwlsc LIE bales thes ~
bales: stock, l4S4i2 uales - - ..a..... an ~
Wrekiy-Ne - 900 bale. gross iece ps ~
exnorts 10 Great Britain. 9.5JO Diles ehpIts y
The Continent bales; exports coastNse l'223 bales
sales y $50 bales - - ,.,.. an, .,.,,r MA
49,. law Nladlinz 9.l6 GOoi ordinary. 8s neL
liant. eSt Oals. srsss receipts 2S aass saos 900
bals. stock, 312.927 bales -. $500. ....,... .. cs
receipts g. $50 bales gro.s receipts o. Do
bales EXPORT. 10 GREAT Britain 2IsO5 baes exports 70
F,ance TsJ tales To the Continent 1871 Oaes
e,.ntts tsastylse 8 46i bales sales, 1920 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

xywYorv rsiay Dec 2{-BEEVEs- Receipts 55s
al At At .ul era r.ct To last sde a,oi- loa
To- sSG,ys $40 head agnst 5sj head Tor tie same time
VIA IN, cattle ls over Their were 80 car, on
lew PINE or cnoce Bti.o,ks oieret. mo hshs
pi cSu,,i b,sa ti,,e mi prices ADVANCED 10
o. to Good Steers sell al s. 80 s. Is Prime at
- va 81 and 'hI ",nts h,eVrs * :" .t.os 81
shpm,lts to.Lorow about $40 Besyes the Tower
ss-es Newton Giliet 70 Chicago lteer', llio - At
Cno 60 hn.s ~ ID. al % ,,,sn.,.z,z.
Il oh'c4 2i' u 4 81 % ne. 60 10 -!5 H. e - 1Si
s, No. ~ y g .o ii 10 1870 n 81 SS
~ TO- 1918 H. AZ - % - t.. - d. at = 70 d. 70.
:! so , DO. ia 4, a, = 20 ...,
M p. az S d. 1850 r. a ssS5 i do 100 AZ
% sg lT' c Al - t 80 - i n at a . u DO
l27 n 4 - 10, 25o7 10. at ~ So = 40. 1921 ID. al
NJ c.a,pt. cheese stecr fItsa) 1882 y 1t = s5i
81 ~ as: 100 ISL b. al ken,ac-y DO itGi
NJ M e 10. LAG Ike ,soa, < $ ss,. 1879
h.c, 20 ito. .257 At 80 II ID ~, 10 4t - SO DO
$50 II Western 10 ll9e o. =. - To- 10 i22l y; a,
SSe,s 90 seer, I3iS 81 = III ;. y 50 70
Il de-, i4ij % atsf5!9. 1870 l2lo 10 at =. So Bull.
foa q 9.s s'''' . 80 n s f Sa33 2; 9,
.ader & 90 Il Bis iSIi b. 81 10 do 1900
CAN Receipts were ~ head Natset nnchanRed
= 30. Ie calves az 13 50 b."
an tonni "a Piimr Ne4ls 40 81 q - 90 per 100 10 -
Huntington "a Gras,ogs, -5y ID al - ~ per 100
70 10 FoLCAlv.s 2Ht ID. at -
fIasuGeo. & HONS 6S Fed Caves 325 ~. At SO 10 yer
100 10.
d IL 81 and 'ars a. jersey Cy WIN sew
eral cars reported pak - he last named yaT Iois or
DAYS head against tS2lV lead Cor HE sanc Tine
a.t Market quiet and trsds limited tu prices vee
a 81 u Far to Che Lambs al 20 ~ 80 - -.
sai,s-DleIb.ck Iewey: 100 Capada Lambs - to, at
IS IS, $50 do, ~ 10. at S1 u H..
Eveitt & II cock 10? ,iieh.gen sheer 81 %, at i.r
lO2 81 o. $50 Indiana do no H. az - III: ~ n
diam Lambs II ~ ~ lis Michigan 40, 20 %. AZ sG2o
~ do a 10. AT 80 60 -,
Michigan Lambs 81 y AZ sac 80 . 80 -
< IIe.lS l-3 Western sheep ITO 10. az -
pcr l06 Western Lau0s. 80 10 at 80 ~ lsO tanacs
dc, Al 70. VI a. % = g.. 500. .-,
40 penn.ylvana Lambs. - n. al bstc
Sherman 10. kratucNY lis u. 4 % Per
m also Yesterday ia cara IA i'ub.. 70 N. 1t - -
lIOo--Receipts 80 OF -,>22 neat Total ior six
day, % 81 63i head 10. tho tune last
week Market firm Al - JOdss fS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARxErl
LONDON Dee 23-4 m.-Atantc aad Great Western
trustees eertidcaes - 81 Canadian fActn
e3. Er e. p q, do second Consols 81 aesc&n oiti
Ss, 81. Bar silver 10 quoted ~ ~ nd. per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
LIVE srncH MAKEEr. 81 rELEGHArn

MIRIAM Dec u CGnfS-Erreipt, 'an - hours were
n ,ar Toia for hus Tar =. 100 he1h ~ans t'Hs
,.f recE head. Cou-sped through ~ cars q" "h'
\ IL New 8 cfIS ON sale market itm
last - hours wsrs tuoJ neal iea lot
v.ek f4r So For tne last rssH oyV
10 car. Tor sllr Choice sheep - - 40 ~ Ih"i
Far western lambs scarce aud ntui o."
a Chocr ssi at SO 10 Canadian Lambs advanced ga ioo
[, 81 lOaf6 p. al offerings ia-ru. -,
H0gs-R Receipts - hours '"rs "'o So. -. 10
rses linus lar 81 head time last weA 1O3uD
lrat Common Light declined 50 Toe, 10 NC" iO'A 20
man. Light Pig. :, puaj % AIred Pg' AhI .lIghi
NorAer, Selected Workers s. - ~
Medium ght- - GOHj 80 Coarse Al1rl i"s'' rilus
90. stays - O9ai - market closed "e%N i" ''
held over.
J0urnat feuort- Cdftl, -Recepts 5000 heat shpsnts
OJU market strong ConnIOn slow shipping ,teei
s{asj cows Bulls and Mixed 81 4,Ss5 90 texans - %
Inn. rec.ipt. 22Oo0 head .hp-.nis G.ooo heal mar
let slow, closed lower. Mixes - ooG1 o. heay % -'~
= IL Light - $50 30: Skips - % ~ 20 $1,000.
gh<>D- Receipt. 1000 heat shipments 1000 lra hadhns
- 90. Western 50 - 1A-Oj i'A-
ans 81 rs O. so. Lambs - 5OA5 30. - -, s,,
sr LOUIS. Dec 2j-Cdtte-koceiDts VoJ htA' niip
menis 400 head. steady choice , Nhu,s
Steers Fair 10 Choice. 81 l50s4 10 sIcckers ana
Feeder, far to good 81 9O13Oo. Hanger' ordina'"
Toqs-Keceipt. 800 heal Shipments 800 Market IcS
was and STEADY. Choice HsSVI anu pu.n
erg Selections So 60a5 20. Packing and Workers Medium
TO Prime So lsGs5 g.. Light grades Common !" wv"
SIAN ~Receipt. 800 heal Shipments 500 Market was
.raiy. Falc 10 Choice SIS l0GH To-
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SIoChs
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